Using sustainable approaches in information technologies, especially with business intelligence and analytics initiatives, can help organizations improve the planet and their profits Sustainability is a general term, usually associated with “green” initiatives that address governance of our planet. It includes
Master Data Management can support a total view of common data (customer, product, location, etc.) Agile data governance can support the development and implementation of effective master data management Multiple regulatory compliance initiatives such as Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and other
Architecture is not what is tangible, that is the result of architecture. Architecture is the set of descriptive representations that are required to create an object There appears to be a gross misunderstanding about Architecture, particularly in the information technology
A new definition of data integrity focuses on adherence to an ethical approach to managing and using data, an objective and unbiased view One of the main areas of responsibility for anyone concerned with the management of data is the
Effective business analysts should explore a variety of skills and habits to maintain and improve their skills and capabilities. Being a successful Business Analyst (BA) requires a variety of different skills and be adaptable to a changing environment. Every BA
Data Literacy is the ability to read, work with, analyze, and argue with data. Much like literacy as a general concept, data literacy focuses on the competencies involved in working with data. Stated simply, data literacy means that a person
When selecting technology solutions to support a Data Governance program it is important to conduct a thorough and focused assessment While Data Governance is fundamentally about cultural and organizational aspects and cannot be solved only by technology, technological solutions play
Data Governance and Data Stewardship, are they the same thing? Many people working as a data steward or as a data governance professional make the mistake of using the phrases “data governance” and “data stewardship” interchangeably. These terms are not
